I started with (and still use) a Volcano Inferno battery with the included tank and replaceable cartos. I've been looking to upgrade for months now, yet I still can't decide what else I should take into consideration. My current standards are for a large-capacity tank (I work upwards of 10 hour days, and as I tend to use it heavily and often, I usually use up two 4ml tanks a day) and a battery that lasts longer. Money isn't a huge concern, and I like the idea of playing with different voltage/wattage to find out what I like.
My biggest issue came with using a carto/tank system vs. an atty/tank system. Volcano recently came out with their new BCT, however it seems that the low resistance of the replaceable atomizer is giving the tell-tale burnt taste (I'm guessing by not wicking as much juice as I'm using...?). I actually switched back to using the regular 510 cartomizers and my 4ml tank within a few days because of the horrible flavor and quality of the vapor.
Naturally, I was drawn to the eVic. I'm not a bells-and-whistles kind of person, however everything I've read and the little experience I've had with using a friend's was satisfying. My main concern is this: while 510 threaded, should I just buy a bigger tank and keep using 510 threading cartomizers? I have no objection to replaceable atty's in general, although I have no interest in rebuildable atomizers or a whole lot of modification (hey... I'm not lazy, I'm busy!
). Is my issue with the replaceable atty's from Volcano due to their low resistance and/or horrible quality (IMO, Volcano is ridiculously overpriced and their products are shi... crappy), or am I just too "spirited" of a user to work with an atomizer/tank system? The cartos aren't horrible, considering I generally use only one or two flavors, and the only inconvenience is having to replace it every 3-4 days. Really, I just want less work and more vapor! Any advice is greatly appreciated!
P.S. -- Is the software that's included with the eVic actually related to the use of the device itself, or is it just a gimmick that logs information? And is it Apple/Mac compatible?
My biggest issue came with using a carto/tank system vs. an atty/tank system. Volcano recently came out with their new BCT, however it seems that the low resistance of the replaceable atomizer is giving the tell-tale burnt taste (I'm guessing by not wicking as much juice as I'm using...?). I actually switched back to using the regular 510 cartomizers and my 4ml tank within a few days because of the horrible flavor and quality of the vapor.
Naturally, I was drawn to the eVic. I'm not a bells-and-whistles kind of person, however everything I've read and the little experience I've had with using a friend's was satisfying. My main concern is this: while 510 threaded, should I just buy a bigger tank and keep using 510 threading cartomizers? I have no objection to replaceable atty's in general, although I have no interest in rebuildable atomizers or a whole lot of modification (hey... I'm not lazy, I'm busy!
P.S. -- Is the software that's included with the eVic actually related to the use of the device itself, or is it just a gimmick that logs information? And is it Apple/Mac compatible?